force#1=6650 lb at 30degree angle and  force#2 = 8765 lb at -45 degree angle  what is the resultant horizontal force...........(give magnitude and direction)? what is the resultant  vertical force..........(provide magnitude and direction)?

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force#1=6650 lb at 30degree angle and 

force#2 = 8765 lb at -45 degree angle 

what is the resultant horizontal force...........(give magnitude and direction)?

what is the resultant  vertical force..........(provide magnitude and direction)?

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